HardwareQuestion 10 of 100
Which RAID level mirrors data across two drives for redundancy without striping?
a.RAID 0
b.RAID 1
c.RAID 5
d.RAID 10
Explanation
RAID 1 writes identical copies of data to two drives, providing fault tolerance if one drive fails. RAID 0 stripes without redundancy, RAID 5 uses striping with parity, and RAID 10 combines mirroring and striping.
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